New Bauer Nexus Tracer Senior Left Hand Hockey Stick - 77Flex P92

The Nexus Tracer stick is replacing the Nexus Sync as Bauer’s elite top price point stick. There is a 5g reduction in weight that Bauer was able to accomplish by strategically placing the carbon fiber layers and using thinner, more premium material on the interior of the stick. These layers are more strategically stacked making the stick lighter without sacrificing any durability. The shaft of this stick is crafted with ultra-lightweight carbon fiber, strategically layered to reduce weight while offering enhanced strength through Bauer’s ER Spine technology. This technology is a 5-sided shape that contours the hands for smoother stickhandling and easier stick flex while shooting. Throughout the stick you’ll find Connectech Technology and Asymmetrical TeXtreme technology. Connectech is a responsive rubber layer between the blade that will flow through the entire shaft of the stick. This is designed to maximize stick-to-player feel. Additionally, the Monocomp one-piece technology provides consistency and excellent strength because the molding process helps reduce defects in the shaft wall construction. Along with Connectech in the blade, Bauer included ACL 2.0 and Textreme. ACL 2.0 is a lightweight carbon fiber that is strategically layered to reduce weight and offer increased strength. Textreme is an advanced material that has been improved to increase impact durability by reinforcing key areas.

The Bauer Nexus Tracer hockey stick is ultra-lightweight, thanks to its Carbon Fiber construction, enhancing stickhandling and puck control. It incorporates Connectech technology, a rubber layer that improves the stick-to-player feel, and Monocomp one-piece technology for strengthened consistency and fewer defects.

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The Nexus' flex profile provides a great balance of power and feel. The blade is stiff enough for powerful shots, but flexible enough for delicate touch passes. The Tracer's shaft feels balanced in your hands, making it easy to maneuver and handle the puck. The grip is tacky enough to provide a secure hold, but not so sticky that it's uncomfortable. Overall, if you're a skilled player who values stickhandling and passing, the Nexus Tracer is definitely worth considering.

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Kelly Leathem, Expert Review